Hot Dogs

August 31st, 2009

The Ripper

Have you ever deep fried a hot dog? You should. It is amazing. I unpacked the deep fryer the other day to make Poutine and I didn’t want to drain the oil till I fried up a hot dog.  To make a ripper you need natural casing hot dogs.  Where I am originally from in [...]

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August 18th, 2009

Cheese Stuffed Bacon Wrapped Hot Dogs

What is the ingredient that makes hot dogs awesome.  Yep, it is cheese.  What is the only thing that can make a cheese dog better, Yep, Bacon!!!  So I stuffed the hot dog with cheese, wrapped it in bacon and slowly roasted it over indirect heat.  In return I was given the greatest hot dog [...]

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July 13th, 2009

Southwestern Hot Dogs

Over the weekend I had a hot dog and it reminded me of the hot dog stands in the Midwest. For some reason they are big in the Midwest but not out East. In the Midwest we had storefronts that just sold hot dogs. 20-30 different varieties of hot dogs. One of my favorite hot [...]

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